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minzbins-moved · 11 months ago

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CHANGBIN SKZ CODE, EP.57

#stray kids #skz #changbin #seo changbin #bystay #staydaily #staytay #usersun #userbeepls #usersa #userlau #jennalook #majatual #userbinsuns #mimotag #!melstuff #skz code #skz code ep.57

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seochangbingifs · 11 months ago

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Changbin with Felix and Jisung in [SKZ CODE] Ep.58

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faunandfloraas · 11 months ago

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Swindler duo, Han Jisung and Kim Seungmin.

#thats a concept i could get behind #kim seungmin #stray kids #han jisung #hanji #seo changbin #skz #skz code #skz code ep 57 #bystay #createskz #staydaily #changbin immediately bein like nah nah i know you han you love a bit. id ont trust like that.

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huiracha · 11 months ago

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SKZ CODE EP. 57 ♡ LEE KNOW

#stray kids #bystay #skz #lee know #gifs #skz code

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yonglixx · 11 months ago

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[SKZ CODE] Ep.57 (Go! Poolside SKZ) #1🦋💦

#lee felix #lee yongbok #stray kids #skz #createskz #kpopedit #staydaily #felixleenet #bystay #gifs #usersa #melontrack #dancerachasource #tuserchrissy #bitsforkitts #majatual #userbeepls #userjinnie #people

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hyunpic · 11 months ago

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HYUNJIN | SKZ CODE EP. 57 + bonus fish flop

#hyunjin #skz #stray kids #bystay #staydaily #bottom right he takes his dangerous when wet agenda seriously. GET SPLASHED!!!!!!#he’s like a wet pool noodle i would like to hug and throw around #in the air #gifs #i really do practice my patience when censoring the texts and captions but sometimes i give up

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wordpress-blaze-126741834 · 7 hours ago

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"My Living Nightmare with an Online Bully: Episode 9"

After “The Bully” sent the email to the school and I was able to share all the details with Jeffrey, my department chair, he instructed me to forward all the communication between the student and me to him: all the correspondence from the time "The Bully" was enrolled in my class and all the comments he made on my blog. I had several emails saved and took screenshot photos of all course material communication with this student and forwarded it to Jeffrey. In all the electronic interaction I had with "The Bully," I was clearly cordial and professional. The only person’s tone who changed and became hostile was his. This was an observation Jeffrey pointed out as well. Now, I will add that since "The Bully" never signed his real name on the blog comments, we could only deduce, with logical reasoning and obvious clues, that he was the student who emailed my chair and deans to complain about me, accusing me of "racist and misandric attitudes."

After composing a narrative of the situation, which included a strong notion that the person harassing me on my blog and the person who complained to the school about me were the same individual, aka "The Bully," Jeffrey forwarded all the evidence to our department’s Dean of Academic Affairs (aka “Dean #1”) who then submitted it to the district’s Title IX office, known as the Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (ODEIA). Basically, ODEIA takes care of all matters involving harassment and discrimination for all of the colleges within our community college district, and from my understanding, they would be handling this harassment on my behalf. I was the victim, not “The Bully,” but I honestly didn’t know what the ODEIA office would end up doing or how they would approach and take care of this. I just knew that I had my school and district on my side, and that was some relief for the time being.

This all happened between July 8-10, as far as the school and district getting involved to help. But for the next two weeks, I heard nothing. Nothing from the school, nothing from the district and nothing from “The Bully.” I was thankful for the latter, but I didn’t know what was going to happen, or when and if “The Bully” would reach out to me again.

I was left with questions:

“Dean #1” sent the information to the district office, so what now?

Did the school and district get this matter with the student resolved?

If so, why do I not know?

Has the district contacted “The Bully?”

And... how long would the feeling of impending doom last for me?

Unanswered questions aside, I did my best to go on with my life. I taught my summer school class, hung out with friends, went to the movies, but the entire time, I was still feeling extremely insecure, and my anxiety was getting the best of me. I walked around with a sense of immense fear and anxiety, wondering if every white guy I came across was "The Bully." I still had no idea what this guy looked like.

An ominous shadow followed me wherever I went. I felt trapped, pinned down under a cloud of total bleakness, as I watched the world around me go on with their happy lives, my social media feed illustrating all the summer vacations, birthday and pool parties my community of friends and family were enjoying while I was feeling miserable and completely left out, wishing I were someone else. I couldn’t shake the insults “The Bully” threw at me, especially his remarks of calling me a racist toward white people and that I hated white men. I found myself overanalyzing all my past relationships, all with white men, all who dumped me, and all who I later held under negative scrutiny in my blog. Was I, perhaps, a man hater? I knew I wasn’t, but to echo a dear friend’s words, "The Bully" was living “rent-free” in my head, and I couldn’t evict him.

Read on to Episode 10.

Source: "My Living Nightmare with an Online Bully: Episode 9"

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linoyes · 11 months ago

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